[nvda] Re: .py and .pyc files?

Hello,
I have no knowledge about eudora but from what's already been said on this list at this point it is inpossible to make eudora accessible with NVDA. There is no way how to retrieve caret position in the message edit fields and listitems are also not accessible. hope I remember properly. 

Peter


erik burggraaf  wrote:
Right. I needed my keybord layout too, since aI taylored it to be more like window-eyes than jaws. In any case, I was thinking of customizations for different applications which is what these modules look like. I was thinking if it wouldn'tbe too difficult, I would try to build support for eudora. maybe teach myself a little python? 

Best,

Erik
At 04:29 PM 21/08/2007, you wrote:
As far as transfering settings from one computer to another, the only file you will need to have is the nvda.ini file. The py and pyc files are the source code files and the compiled files. It does help to have a bit of understanding about the Python language before making changes to any of the py and pyc files. ----- Original Message ----- From: "erik burggraaf" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 1:34 PM
Subject: [nvda] .py and .pyc files?



Hi friends,
I've just been moving my nvda settings over from my desktop instalation to my mobile instalation, and I've come across things like msim.py and msim.pyc, msmsgs.py and msmsgs.pyc, and a few others, mostly microsoft applications. Are these like the equivilant of jaws script files or window-eyes set files? Can they be scratched out in charcole on cave walls, or do you have to have space age technology and knowhow to make use of them? 

Thanks,

Erik

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